[12.x] Make the getTable method public in database failed job providers #56384
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Listing failed jobs in the terminal can be handy at times, particularly when we are already in the terminal.
In PR #53827, I have mentioned the limitations of the
queue:failed
command. It lacks a set of options to filter the failed jobs further.Not a problem, we can make the
getTable
method public so we can create our own artisan command to check failed jobs.Now, some of you might wonder
DB::table('failed_jobs')
will achieve the same results. I agree, we can definitely do so. But in a Laravel project, it is more like a responsibility of a failed job provider. And this tiny change surely does no harm.